How to install this light ?
35581
I have several attached to a fence for the dogs when they go out at night. I just whacked in a nail through the hole.Two more on my entryway steps I used screws. As long as sun hits them for part of the day they're good to go.
35582
Theirs a hole in the top to fasten the light with a screw. That's what I did on my deck.
35583
All this takes to install, is one screw. Can not remember if it came with the screw or not.. Easily done. Decide location, get a screw driver and screw it in. And this light is quite a bit more than I thought it was going to be. Don't get me wrong, it is not a spot light. It gets the job done.
1557977
Nope, you need a ballast. Plug your light into a ballast then plug your ballast into a normal wall socket.
584151
You do not have to install the light. There is a cap included to cover the area where the light is normally installed.
787019
Follow the instructions. Or Push the black (or RED) triangular looking Button. And PULL on the the Plastic Side where the light shines through. It took me a bit to figure it out, But all is well now. USE AAA batteries
552258
Use a shim to tilt the light enough that the light is directed to your needs. A little "out of the box" mounting could be fitted to not only serve your needs but could be made to look like it should be mounted that way.
515116
Its pretty easy! Took all of 30 minutes at the most and that because I flushed and lubed the conduit that the wire runs through. make sure you tie off the old light to the new light or use a fish tape to pull the wire and you will have no problems. Good Luck!
2034116
Pull out lamp and reinstall making sure it's snapped all the way in.. Prior to installing use a can of compressed air to clean out the area where the light is installed.
924516
Hi Herald, You may take a look at our DIY installation guide at http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Install-LED-Daytime-Running-Light-a/566.htm. Thank you, iJDMTOY
1989154
http://www.oznium.com/articles/17 That's the link. It only gets to the part where you take the panel off. Once you take that off and the 8 bolts, you take the brackets off that holds that light (this is on the trunk part) and push the light outwards. Obviously you unplug the cord and then install the new light
452897
I never installed it..it was the wrong application altogether..i went to home depot and got me a led bar type light instead
43336
You would need a casing. The black around the light itself is rubber but the back of the light is open. I'm fairly certain you could find something suitable, it just isn't included in this particular kit.
1735626
I let my mechanic do it for me; apparently it's easy to do and doesn't take very long, first find where the two wires for the rear lights come from the plug and then just connect the two LED's to them in the plug itself, if you're not quite sure what to do just go to your local garage and they'll sort it for you, it won't cost you much, I hope this helps.
1220173
I am assuming you mean how would you mount the switch... The switch is threaded and is supplied with 2 rings that screw onto it. You drill a hole where you want the switch(dash, switch panel, whatever) then stick the switch through your hole from behind. Put the cover on then thread the ring on and there ya go... it's installed. If you are asking how to wire the switch then you just hook it up inline with your circuit with the 2 tabs on the bottom. The tab on the side goes to ground so that the LED in the switch works in the "on" position. It is optional and doesn't affect the function of the switch, just the LED light. It is a pretty standard "on-off" toggle switch.... Google is your friend.
25805
Unscrew the little chrome screw on the side 1/2 only and then push in on the screw. This will open the front of the light,.......
675542
My lamp is older, and I had to screw it in. It looks great. Here's a pic: http://i.imgur.com/Ia5wmYX.jpg
867977
There's really no "installation." You just place it where you want it. It sits there and emits light when it's dark. Easy!
705427
You cut an oblong sized hole and the rubber housing slides into it and holds the light in place. Pretty easy to do.